Showing posts with label SE_D0124. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SE_D0124. Show all posts
Sunday, February 4, 2024
SE_D0124/OZ-WALL
Mistigram: Our airing of dozens of unreleased and forgotten tracker tunes by Onyx has inspired him to start sharing them on his own YouTube channel, in promotion of his books, starting with "WallWalk", as pictured here. (That one is, incidentally, included in the SE_D0124 music disk, including over 150 of his other songs! You can download the entire collection at https://mistigris.org/newmedia/SE_D0124.ZIP or, if you like, you can peruse a highlights reel via https://mistfunk.bandcamp.com )
Tuesday, January 30, 2024
SE_D0124/FRQ-TITS.S3M
Mistigram: Sorry to mislead everyone -- the song's filename is an acronym for "Trapped in the Subconscious." This is a Scream Tracker S3M tracker music file composed by Freaq in 1994, played, interpreted and visualised by Eto's SEPLAY MS-DOS executable traditionally bundled with Sonic Equinox releases. Both the song and the player are included in the new SE_D0124 music disk, rounding up a large quantity of unreleased computer music compositions dating to the mid-'90s. You can download it via mistigris.org/newmedia or if you prefer you can enjoy curated selections via mistfunk.bandcamp.com
Monday, January 29, 2024
SE_D0124/SE_D0124.NFO
Mistigram: We gutted a classic SONiC EQUiNOX infofile from the '90s and poured in some new content accounting for the unexpected, table-flipping SE_D0124 music disk of their hours of unheard old music we just released, getting fans up to speed after radio silence since their most recent release back in August of 1997, nearly 27 years ago! If you like, you can download it via https://mistigris.org/newmedia/
... or enjoy a curated sampling of 34 highlights via https://mistfunk.bandcamp.com
SE_D0124/FILE_ID.DIZ
Mistigram: yesterday we finished what we began nine years ago and released the SE_D0124 music disk, a final collection of nearly two hundred hitherto unreleased module tracker tunes -- over seven hours' worth -- by our colleagues from area code 604's SONiC EQUiNOX crew, primary among them the composer known as Onyx. You can download it via https://mistigris.org/newmedia/ or enjoy a curated sampling of 34 highlights via https://mistfunk.bandcamp.com
(Now playing: Onyx - Rhodrum, written in 1995.)
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